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slowed in the MEETINGS, coffee is served, and
the smoking lamp where the men light their
pipes is lighted. Half an hour later the
work of the day begins. Decks are scrubbed
and washed down (on Satn DAYS they are
holystoned), and clothes or hammocks are
washed. This takes up the time until. 7:3O
o'clock, when the order for ''colors" is given.
The signal of what uniform shall be worn
for the day throughout the fleet is dis
PLAYED, and also the command for yard or
sail evolutions At s O'Clock the flag is run
up to the peak, the band plays Hail, Col
umbia,n and all hands go to breakfast.
Forty minutes serves for this meal, and
then the men, in the uniform of the day,
clean the deck and gun bright work. AT
$50, everything having been made perfectly
bright and clean, the call TO quarters Is
given and each man, from the captain down,
goes to his station, as if the ship were going
into battle A l0-minute inspection by the
principal officers follows, and then an hours
drill is had with the guns, rifles, revolverS
or pistols, single sticks, and with the maya
zine guns. This over the men are employed
at odd Jobs or allowed to idle about At II
o'clock dinner is served and the smoking
lamp is lighted again to be put out at l
o'clock. when all hands are turned to for the
afternoon. For be it understood that no
smoking is allowed when there is work to
be done. After dinner there is
another drill, perhaps Win DoatS, WIN
wards and spars, or in making and
furling sail This lasts until little after 5
and then there is term of idleness till 5
O'Clock, when all hands go to supper. At
$40 there is the beat to evening quarters,
which occupies ten minutes, and at o'clock
there is another smoke. When shutdown
comes the flag is hauled down with more
music by the band, and shortly after ham
moclls are piped down and the work of the
oh fhA ho,o1
plays for dancing between and 8 o'clock in
the evening, and some of the men are very
good dancers indeed. No women are al
lowed ON board at such times, but Jack
dances with 'Jack," and great sport he
makes of it. At s O'Clock all open lights
and the galley fires are extinguished. AT
$50 the call is sounded. At 9 O'clock comes
the roll off" a gun is fired and all hands
turn in except the anchor watch. Promptly
at 9:1O TAPS" are heard, and then every
thing must be quiet. So ends day on
board the flagship while in port.
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OFFICIAL.
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
OFFICE HEALTH OFFICER,
SAVANNAH. GA. Nav 1. 1887.


From and after MAY LIST. 1887, the city ordf
nance which specifies the Quarantine require
ments to be observed at the port Of Savannah,
Georgia for period of time ANNUALLY from Nav
1st to November list, will be most rigidly en-
forced.
Merchants and all other parties interested
will be supplied with printed copies of the Quar-
antine Ordinance upon application to Office OF
Health Officer.
From and after this date and until further no
tice all steamships and vessels from South
America, Central America, Mexico, West Indies,
Sicily, ports of Italy south of 10 dogs. North
latitude and coast OF Africa beTeen
10 dogs. North and II dogs. South latitude,
direct or via American port will be sub
iected 10 close Quarantine and be required
to report at the Quarantine Station and be
treated as being from infected or suspected
ports or localities. Captains of these vessels
will have to remain at Quarantine Station until
their vessels are relieved.
All steamers and vessels from foreign ports
not included above direct or via American
ports, whether seeking, chartered or otherwise,
will be required to remain in quarantine until
boarded and passed by the Quarantine Officer.
Neither the Captains nor any one on board OF
such UeSseis aCiu be alo,ced to come to the city
until the UesSels are inspected and passed by the
Quarantine Officer.
AS ports or localities not herein enumerated
are reported unhealthy TO the Sanitary Authori-
ties, Quarantine restrictions against same will
be enforced without further publication.
The quarantine regulation requiring the flying
Of the quarantine flag Uessels subjected TO
detention on Inspection ctH be rigidiy enforced.
j. I. MCFARLAND, M. D., Health Officer.
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QUARANTINE NOTICE.
OFFICE HEALTH OFFICER,
EAvANNAu March 18th 1877

OFHlCE HEALTH OffICEH, [
SAVANNAH, March 18th, 1887
Pilots of the Port of Savannah are informed
that the Sapelo Quarantine Station will be OPEN
ed on APRIL list. 1897.
Special attention of the Pilots is directed to
sections Nos. 3D. and 14th, Quarantine Regula.
tions.
Most rigid enforcement of quarantine reguia~
tions will be maintained by the Health authori-
ties j. 7. MCFARLAND, M. D.,
Health Officer.
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]
THE City Treasurer has placed in my hands
l. Real Estate Executions for 1888, Privy Vault
Executions for 1886, Stock in Trade and other
personal property executions for 1886, and Spe-
cifc or License Tax Executions for 1887, pom-
manding me to make the money on said writs
by levy and sale of the defendants property or
by other lawful means. | hereby notify all per-
SONS in default that the tax and revenue ordi-
nance will be promptly enforced if payment 10
not made at my office without delay
Office hours from II A. N. TO 2 p. N.
ROBT. j. WADE
City Marshal
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THE DAYS ROUTINE.

Cfn you tell me something of a days
life on board here, its work, duties and
pleasurel
l will do SO briefly. When in port all
hands are called at 4:30 o'clock in the morn
ing, hanmocks are brought on deck and
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QUARANTINE NOTICE.
OFFICE HEALTH OFFICER,

OFFTIf Z
SAVANNAH, April 9Th, 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that the Quarantine
Officer is instructed not to deliver letters 10
sells which are not subjected 20 quarantine de-
tentlon, unless the name Of conslghee aud state
ment that the vessel is ordered TO some other
port appears upon the face of the envelope.
This order is made necessary i'll consequences OF
the enormous bulk of drumming letters sent To
the station for vessels which are TO arrive.
j. T. MCFARLAND, M. D.,
Health Offiear
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Our great success in thin Coats and Vests
co far this season, compelled us to telegraph
our New York buyer TO purchase a new
so stock Of them, which he has done, and now
sye can show the prettiest styles ~ the city.
Apuol s. SchauL .aJuaru
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CRY MARSHAL s OFFICE,

Attest: FRANK b. REpARER. Clerk 81 council
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
VIII, Raopsn Tomorrow.

The repairs and Improvements TO
Scott NJ. e. Church being completed II
will be reopened tomorrow, ana the
services will commence at o O'Clock
v Ith o reunion of the Sunday morning
class, which all who have ever been
members are invited TO attend. This
cbass WAS for long time under the
eaderehip Of the late Jacob Weloin,
and is now In . prosperous and flourish:
ing condition. At 10 O'Clock there Will
be preaching by the Rev. Vsnghn 9
Collins, o graduate Of Delaware college
and Drew Seminary. The Sunday
school will hold . praise service In the
afternoon, ut which tho scholars will
make their Offering toward paying the
debt incurred by the improvements. Al
|6 o'clock in the evening Presiding
Elder w. L. 8. Murray will hold 0
a quarterly love feast and family gather,
/ ing, which will continue until 7.3o
O'Clock, when sermon will be preached
! by the Rev. Stephen IA. Morgan,
graduate of Dickinson Colleze. A cor
dial Invitation fs extended by the pas
1 tor and official board to sll fgiendS o
the church to join them in their specia
services.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

CHICAGO, Nay 27.-The order of Com
missioner Colman quarantining Cook
county on account Of pleuro- pneumonia,
created great excitement among cattle
dealers and others interested here. Un-
I'll this afternoon It was feared that the
order applied to cattle in transit, which,
according to largo shipper, "simply
kills the cattle trade In Chicago as dead
as door nail"
Professor Law, Of the Live Stock Com
mission, was greatly surprised to hear
that Commissioner Colman had ordered q
quarantine against Cook county. he
could hardly believe that any such step
would be taken unless he had first been
consulted. Only q few days age he wrote
the department in order to correct the
Impression evidently prevailing there
that there was pleuro-pneumonia at the
stock yards. In the House at the State
capital, this morning, bill was In
Itroduced and advanced to second reading
providing that the question of suppres
sion of pleuro pneumonia In this State bt
placed in hands of the Bureau of Animal
Industry of the United States.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
+ \ Watehman's 0hoat,
TSou the willisnspors Sunday Crit

~ - t1S ~ WmAsD2ssRShs 09b0AV <1Ase y
For the past month or 20 ghost story
has ts,n going the roupds of eterlinG
Kun. Billy CArliaie, while walking TIE
track - night wAtchmAn, first saw hla
ghostship one moonlight night about
three weeks ago. Bully Is not supersti-
tious and don't believe in ghosGs, but he
says II there are such things It was one
he saw near the splash dam. 1t came
down the track within three feet Of him
and when dire.tly opposite DISAPPEARED
mysteriously and n0iselessly. It was
like very small man carrying . latern.
Last week two or three young ladies
were scared near the same spot by the
same apparition; Others have heard
noises there, but have paid NO attention
to them until lately.
In the year 1868 . watchman named
John King was run over by the night ex-
press near the spot where his ghostship
is seen, and was killed. King was sup
posed to have been intoxicated ct the
time; be and man by the name OF Gil
lespie had been quarreling during the
evening and threatening each other.
Gillespie lived In the little house near
tho crossing, which has been torn down
BY William Berry and moved away
Lights have been seen to start up about
midnight. and move down the railroad to
where this man was killed and disappear.
King wac engaged TO be married TO .
girl in Luxerne county, and hsd . letter
written In his pocket to serd her when
he was killed. She had often advised
him to quit drinking, and being killed
while intoxicated, has caused the discon-
tented spirit OF the dead to return to the
scene of his death.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
To JAN with Her Lover.

BEADING, Mhy 27-For some time
past numerous robberies have taken
place In this vicinity, all Of which have
baffl I'd the police. In one night Hoff b
Bros herdwofe store was robbed Of
$500 worth Of goods, and the farm houses
OF Isaac Weaver and Jacob Hahn on
the outss irts Of the city were rsnsack.
ed. At Weaver's e1S7 In cash Was
stolen, and at Hahn's $50.
Smaller robberies were also9reported,
an1 to-day Detective Keamer and Con.
stable Wagner arrested Charles 6tubbs,
p. e. Michael, Eugene Drey, James
Webber and two girls named Mary
lOlimmings and Alice Geieer. Bail was
furnished for all ex oepting Miss Grim
mtngs and Drey. A gentleman offered
to 90 her bail, but she absolutely re-
fused.
''If he goes to jail 60, too, she said.
ICoaxing would do no good. and she was
allowed to 60 to Jail. She and Drey are
levers. The persons taken into custody ,
are charged with the larceny OF small
scticles Of jewelry. Neff r. Rode. q
tobacco dealer, was arrested for receiv
ling some OF the stolen goods and keep
Ing gambling house.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Temperanos Entertainment.

The Young Mems Temperance Union
gave an entertainment last evening at
the hall, No. 220 Market street, that
was well attended. The programme
was % follows:
Singing, Geryis Quartet; opening I'D
dress. Eirar NJ Hopes; violin solo,
Mr.. Heebner; duet, "Holy Mother
|Guide His Eootsteps," Misses Boothe
solo, "Anchorfd." Miss Ella Nowell'
recitation, tI Have Drank MY Last
Ia Glars," Wesley Meeter; solo. Hope
On" Miss Lillian Boothe; singing, male
quartet duet, "Harp OF the Wind, !.
Misses Bootht; duet, "Hope Beyond,
Miss Newell and Mrs. A. Willtna; ad
dress, Job 81. jackson; reading, "our
few Must Not Ring Tonight, onar.el
Stengie; singing, male quartet; violir
solo, Mr. Heebner.
Refreshments were served at the clos'
| of the Entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Council Nominations;

The Republicans of the Seventh ward
held meeting last evening ct Bullock's
shop, Tenth and TAtnall streets. An
organisation was effected by electing
job II. jackson president and Wash
ipg,on Dorsey secretary. There was
very little opposition to the renomina.
ton of John W. Hawkins. and be was
declared the candidate for Council. and
the following ward committee was sp'
pointed: John M. Dunn, Ellwood Jack.
son. VIM. Berry, Thomas Latimer and
VIM. Mcbride.
The Fifth ward Republicans will hold
meeting this evening ut Y. III. B. Q.
Building, $40 King street, to effect theii
organization and prepare for the cleo
ton next Saturday.
As Bernard j. J.Donahoe declines being
q candidate for Council In the Eighth
ward, 1t Is probable that VIM. McMen'
amin will be substituted In his place.
John M. HousmAn's term 40 clerk o.
the Orphans Court expires to-day, and
he Ia 3 candidate for reappointment
Bc is opposed by Senator Charles H
Mcwhorter, Horace O. johnson and b
E. Rogers. It Is probable the Governor
will make the appointment On Monday
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
pecoration Day PIsasurs.

Tho annual picnic Of the Moss Rose
Assembly. which viii be given at the
Scheutzsn Park on Decoration day.
promises to be the largest that has been
given for some time. The COMMITTEES
are leaving nothing undone TO make
the affair . success, and those who at
tend are sure Of having . day OF enjoy
meDt. They have secured the service Of
two special officers TO preserve order,
land no disturbance OF any kind will
/ be permitted to take place on the
grounds. For the accommodation Of
| ladies, hack will be iun TO the
grounds free Of charge, and will leave
Front and Madison streets ct 1.30 and
Fifth Aad Market streets At 2 80 p. m.
Professor Albert's orchestra will fur
nish the music, which IL o guarantees K
the dancers Of this city that the affail
will be o success.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

1sUee AbsAas. oclorS6, ahet and
klled lgicAAel 6ilvsy, an Itnlien, ,Thurs-
Idag night betQssn 8 and o'clock, IN 3
llelgsheuty 6l0n1ineo1 the easeS elde
|ef lthaty rod, viskin stones throw
lei Joeeph w. Woxrsll's house, about
thpoe ul1les south Of BEyn Mawf. The
shAnty e3ands mp agaihst . blacksmith
shop On lnDd owned BY Squire Danisl
Q. AbTaham. II wus builS By soms
1tetiang eeveral years ago, who 10, ked
In = quarry near By. work on the
|quarry oaaaed and tbs shanty rsms ined
vacant pntil james Abrams OBJ
tained pefmisisn last fall 70 sleep In II
on Th9rsday night abatt Q O'Clock
|an ItaliAlt who proved 20 be eilvey,
|cAme 70 Miller Worrelpa house end said
that ~ I'D his brother had bought tbs
|shanty m the road md thas Abrams
Nas tbepej and lefused 70 ~ them In.
Wof1ell pdvised him 70 raise NO dis.
tnfbsnCey but TO 20 and sleep In bis
barn which 6ilvsy conseeted % Dc.
About fifteen minutes altar eilvsy's Do.
Lizzie Rowlapd; Worrell's little grand
dsuehtes oAdps runnins down stairs
"Gsan6 ps, )somsbody's shot thst man,
for he's cry tne tike everything"
Worsell kals he thought Htt's et H.
bot rsisax - l1ndt~ ioag enough be.
fore &oiuxto Bed 70 heer . mAu piti-
fully moasing In the direction Of the
|shanty. About half an hour after the
sh0s was dred Abrams turned mp st
Squire Abtahsm's house, half mile
away, and told the Squire that he had
shot IN Italian who had broke Into his
house.
"He was with some others and !
warned him not TO como in," said
Abrams, "but he claimed the house
was his and broke in the door. when !
drod.
Meanwhile rome farm hands Of b.
B. Ellison's discovered the wounded
Italian and took him to Bryn MawF.
From thera he was conveyed to the
University Hospital. where he died 1t
l9 o'clock last night Abrams spent
Thursday night In Squire AbrAham's 3
barn. Yesterday morning the Squire
after hearing the serious nature OF tho
affair, comtaittcd Abrams. Oonstable
e. T. Carr wns summoned and CON.
Quoted the psisonsr 70 the Media jail.
Absams has lived In tho neighbor-
hood = plumber Of years and has always
had good character. He was % years
old, OF large figure and blind In one
Ieye.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

a oommittss lsom Typographiea,
/ Union No. ., eppulnte6 70 reQuege ~
/ |nubllaheeu o. b6e various newspepeIs,
| sxcopt tho Ledger, for m advance "a
| tho pfioo Of com positi0n nom 4O 20 20
|csnis, weee % Friday Informed that me
request W. refused.
WhiIa Iosaph porter aud wife were
|driving down > hill neer their home II
|0uIIivan County, New Yrgks on 1rloays
1.-The harness broke, ard the hoEss, tnkiug
fright, ran the wagon egninss 2 ssone
WALL Mn. Porter vae kxiieo Ano nsE
husband severely ipjured.
An express train which left Troy, H.
IL. for Montreal. Thurdoay might Was
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

II ia.II - -
a. M. md "a; s. d. 81 IN. K. =. HAFtwig
| pastor. psbbaih sshsel q 2 D. me- s. /
cssmsns s 1amss st,asss e II ss. q wsIssr p.s.or
Pfssehiag q 1870 : n. AND ~ mo -
|p. m.
g. mary's Catholic Uhureh. gir.t mas q :
"A. Pastorss oatoohipm and inetruouones .
|p. m. Vsspsr and sermon. s.se ?. n.
Bethel NJ. e Church, prseehtng !, :. e =
by the pastor. sunday school q ?: ~ y
sermon BY pastor % summer pest - -
Mt. salem N. =. Uhursh, Rsy: 3. q 2,
Jeass: psstor esv. Miihsm KY o..c; =: = n ~ "a
n sunday school d 2.sS p. N. Prayer
snvsFbrock 4. y. Chursh. ssbbsh ser'
vices: Pfsaching & 1880 .. n. ard Isso p
! =. By ksv. W. =. Tompkirsen; 2 2. r., y,
Sassy s'es' e So,S... ss p p II :. yoaSs
peoples prayer meeting.
Baptist Mission, Bsvsutssnth and Union
strssts. Prsaehlng q 7.As p. N. esnoss
school . o. N.
First nsthodist Protestant Church, IN
strnot near walnut. Rev. q. y. Kerfine.
peetor, SabbAth s6rv1cse 10 % .. n. eno
I q 8. m, Mrs. a.. N. Duhurst, ol bhtt-
more Mo,, Will cpuu0ot OVsx S-Sr.-s~s,
y.ysl meetings svsry n'sAs sA' '''''v'1s
Rev. wi,l,am ". Hsbbsrton Win psessl.
I'm Hanover Church tomorrow morning eAo
eeeond Baptist Church, the pastor. r. B.
Cook. VIII presch At 10 80 >. "a. ana 14s P;
N. Prayer meeting at ! p. m. sunday scnool
10 .. m, and 2 p. ~.
Ksfor,nsd Episcopal Ohurcn Of tne I,ssO0 Uoye' =
r. otavens. OF south Oafolinas Will prescn
| et Il. . !. n. and 7.so p. "A.
4. U.M. p. Church, French street, between
eiUhth md ninth, Hsv. II. n. ChiPpoy, pas
tor. PreaShin9 81 DO .. N. and 7.so p. N :
Sabbath school 2 p. n.
Union American NJ: =: Ohuscn; sIoncn ,
| street, above Twolffh, the Rev. =. =. Hutsy y Z
nastor' Prescnina e 1850 .. m. and 7.S0 p
d. sabbath school ~ p. "a.
Nsv Jerusslen Church, Rev. J. D. Perme
lee. pastor. Preaching ~ 1880 3 "a. syo -
Ip. "a. Morning subject. "uur ner1sa "a i
bsarsr." Evening: Tne Aoro Hsle's's'
[ Sunday school at . - .. M
Inc. ID. d. Hauns, pastor. BY invisatlol
the pastor viii Prsach st newport o. ivte
n. 10 Striker Post, No. ., 9. A. Nj euolec;
ssTho Rsd Hores. or tho afeet O0nntc..
:; D;:ssss s;:.s09 a. Z s.poS;
at 'IS 4. M. the pastor will preae1 q
ths ssbicct. "Liis, and some Of Its Blum
ders. Everybody welcome. seats Hee
Polite ushers.
Uentrsl Prssbytsrian Ohurch, King stree
near Eighth. Rev. J. Howard Nixon, y; a. y;
Insatof. Scryicee Ct 10 30 ., m. and "
n aSornina subieet "Walking In the Com
Jmsndmsnts and Ordinancss Of the tor. tr.
Bismsless.'' evening SUBJECT, "Jssus ffe
'dicting His Destn.n
wesley n. e. Church. Rev. W. .
|Kccns. pastor. Preaching at 1850 .. r
HRob6ing the pse6." AZ LEV p m' pisA0'
R,andyvine M. e. Ohurcb, Charles a
ICyrsse nssLor. Preaching ct 1880 o. m. an
l1.tS 8. "a. Prayer meatfng Friday evening
sunday school morning and AFTERNOON
Especial Sermon on man Sunday evening
ALI are invited
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
A nladman Tries to Burn village.

BALTIMORE, May 81. - Information
reached this city to night from Bowie,
Prince George county, small village
twelve miles from Washington. to the
effect thatP. Fl. Watts, store-keeper
of that place, had this afternoon, while
crazed by drink, endeavored to burn the
village. He had destroyed four stacks
of hay, set fire to his own and two other
dwellings, and cut with an axe two citi-
zens who had tried to stop his destruc-
tion. The inhabitants of the place were
afraid to approach him, and he was raw
ling like a madmsn when the Sheriff of
an adjoining county happened to hear Of
his actions and succeeded In knocking
him senseless. Watts house was badly
damaged, but the other fires were extin'
gutshed.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

= Weman nles = -.
Hcssss nurnea y -
Line etables DeseScysd-snenvsowH
wiped Qua
No YonK. 19sy z7.-Tha are at tht
AL TIne sfasleg ~ eos usdag control
y 4 osciook shis rhosning. me stAblsl
-ish thelr ooatanso and the ffAms
snsa.. ssa - ~ onuosite side of Tenth
.y.r-s and down Fifty. fourth street
49, Ssstrov a. The Ore ragged from
ssic.c~st IN dey break. The bodiei
- I'm horsee that had been smoehered
=. hn,raA aIiva were roasting In ths
,nins 81 the stables. Ono wing Of Jaoot
49, siif fectofv In Iilty- fourth
-s,sse ara Ava hriok tonement6 In thai
Ssnrr h~ve disanneared.
Sc.,r.iv 8 tvsna ~ left Of any oI
,hsr. saya the cornee sanemens, tha
Tsrth S%s svsn NJ front Of which yet stends
"a. ~ 9rhme rooh cries on Tenth
.rr. -" = srcnsins .hs stsb,ss hsd beer
G.S at .~d ~ the ahapty eettle
- - Aowu - Tiftv-third
s.rcst from Tenth avenue 10 within Sot
fsst 81 Eleventh aysnu nus, nothing VA
S".s .s.es ~. nasa and horsea that
49, ~ hr,.sd a death IN 4 vnir
......,s -. nss Hose then ons hmm.
Sss;.s - : srset exfent very
ILL., aa.. ..soris "a hesn renderod home
rrs IA ~oosn hnd uariahed
s..., Ss,sh, n the excitement. Apy
nm,.hsr ~ neonie. ioclndiuR fremer
.sS .ss,.s ma tsrsr nroakraAed hv thu
scn.rs,trS rt hsss'
0VTs ~. 49, s.~,,h,e scane of the flre
-. -. -;trss "a ~ 10 Fifty fourtb
.s,s.t ~ II n o'olock this mornine.
~. Weioh. : woman rs years OF aes,
. .ans.~ = sras.,. s,~ .srs. n The tSnsmsnt 4;
49, w.hs- ahs ma hnan sink eoms
49,; ..s ~. -. rsrairc.
''S, NJ. sescr. .rN hsas srouseA her. and
-. t,ss.n - crx vfth frisht. ia,
e..,,y $1,000 ~ hsst n carry
.y n NJ - : c,.ca n safstv. a.
,h.. uu. 'y ~. shs oia Eoman down II.
HcS. 80 ~ thsrr axclsimed. ssGee hov
nfu -. G iccrs,ss
p; mhs. =. - Am ths,r burdsu. took ,
,,,.l..a aIcy ~ - 49, =. hsr S.cs' and stsrtsi
Sn u. III h,,. NJ. wsich. fsenl,
49,. ~. rs.t sscrrsss- hSd disd frou
s.s.ht
SHs.,. .n,. t.r,,h,a .cspa vas trans
| as rS s zen mcrs sbsstlv -
uk. ono =. xoe T,St..aNth strset
snk nSk gr M s..sSs. ths,s -isb -
ssus.! M o. aon . .or.h .hout la Yester
SnuI' I'LL % IA 49, .Jo~snh. -,
Iuuny ~. .sS.ch rv ho,.e' n,
o.en n.ns ~ ~ - Rc":svsit Hosnitsi. fol
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
rna f,hicsxo Lock-out,

Chicago, May 27.--The master plaster.
ers met again last night. The lockout
has not yet affected them to any degree
and they declare that 1t Will not for Q
good while. Contrary to the rule OF the
master builders, they are willing to hire
union men. but cannot pay their prices
and live, because Of close competition IN
plastering contracts. They have found II
necessary to combine in an endeavor 70
raise the prices Of sub contract, and at
the meeting last night the organization
was completed by the adoption Of con.
|stitution and bylaws, twenty members
being present.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

PARIS, May N.-The examination OF
the ruins Of the OperA ComiQue for the
remains of victims contin ues vigorous
|ly. Twenty bodies have been found IN
the dining room. These victims bad
all met their death by suffocation. The
firemen saw other bodies, but were nm
able to reach them. It IL believed tha
there are 100 bodies In the ruins.
The roll-call OF the attaches OF tn
Opera Oomique made to-day shows thu
seventeen actors and employees are miss
1 ing, exclusive Of the supernumeraries
who were engaged nightly as they wer
needed, and Of whom no record wa
kept.